Placed Attribution for TV has campaign-level reports for 100 top brands. For a high-level view, we analyzed all the Q12018 campaigns — $3.7B in TV ad spend. The highlights:

35% of TV Campaigns Drive Incremental Visits to Businesses
It’s time for a conversion metric for TV. After viewing ads, consumers are taking action in the real-world.

Peak Time to Store Visit for Restaurants, Telecom, and Auto
Not all attribution benchmarks are the same — remember to dig down to the industry level.

Top Performing TV Networks for Lift in Incremental Visits
Across all campaigns, we identified the top five for driving incremental visits.

We hope you enjoy the infographic below (click to enlarge). To learn more about Placed Attribution for TV before the open-access preview period ends on June 29th, visit placed.com/tv and open a free account.

Placed, Inc., the industry standard in attributing ad exposures to store visits, introduces TV measurement as a part of Placed Attribution. Partnering with Inscape and Kantar, Placed can measure ad exposures against 8MM+ internet-connected VIZIO TVs that have been opted-into for viewing measurement. Utilizing automated content recognition (ACR) from Inscape and creative from Kantar, Placed is able to close the loop to store visitation across location-enabled devices used by 1 in 3 U.S. adults.

“Placed first introduced offline attribution for digital advertising in 2012, and today it is the most widely used solution in market,” said David Shim, Founder and CEO at Placed. “In 2017, we expanded into omni-channel attribution and in 2018, we are bringing our expertise in offline attribution to a new area of television performance measurement.”

“Our clients want to know the halo effect of TV, and how TV and digital campaigns perform together,” commented Donna Eddington, VP, Planning and Analysis at Horizon Media. “A reliable method is needed to measure offline performance across channels, and Placed is a partner that is helping us do that.”

Placed Attribution for TV will launch with a free preview period from June 13 to June 29, 2018. This preview period, will give the public direct access to reports on ad impressions and store visits across 100 brands, 340+ TV campaigns, on 100+ networks.

“We’re skipping the crawl and walk stages of product adoption, and jumping right to run with this preview. With this approach, TV advertising can not only be attributable to store visits, but is open to the entire ecosystem” said Shim.

In a first, Placed is establishing benchmark metrics on the impact of TV advertising on store visits based on $3.7 Billion spend in media in Q1 2018:

“Location-centric TV analytics are essential to true omni-channel measurement, and Placed is uniquely positioned to succeed based on its success in digital,” said Greg Hampton, VP of Business Development at Inscape. “The partnership between Placed and Inscape is good for the entire industry, because it makes in-store attribution as measurable for TV as it is for digital.”

Inscape maintains the largest single source of opt-in Smart TV viewing data in the U.S.

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